Penn State Wrestling's Levi Haines defeats Christopher Minto 2-1 in the finals of the 2026 B1G Championships (3/7/2026). Credit - Lloyd McCully
Penn State Wrestling is once again NCAA Wrestling Champions.
And there you have it. With action continuing in Session V of the 2026 NCAA Championships Saturday morning, the Penn State Wresting team has captured their 13th NCAA Team Championship in the past 15 NCAA Tournaments.

Following the action in Session IV of the 2026 NCAA Wrestling Championships, Penn State advanced a record tying six guys to the finals. And in the process, they jumped out to a 42 point lead over second place, Oklahoma State. With the advancement points growing larger in the later rounds, the Nittany Lions’ lead was simply insurmountable.
The Nittany Lions cap off their dominant 2025-2026 season by going a perfect 15-0 in dual meets. Furthermore, they also took home their fourth straight Big Ten Wrestling Championship and this is now their fifth straight national title.
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Cael Sanderson’s Penn State wrestling Dynasty Continues

It doesn’t appear the dominant winning-machine Sanderson has built at Penn State is slowing down anytime soon. Because with the talent he has returning, the high level of recruits who continue to come to University Park, and the ability of the entire Nittany Lion coaching staff to train and get these young men ready to win on the mat, all signs point to another 10 years of incredible success to come.
There will be several teams who have they eyes set on trying to topple the mighty Nittany Lions. But for teams like Nebraska, Ohio State, and Oklahoma State, they are going to have to do a whole lot more to reach the precipice Cael Sanderson and the Nittany Lions have achieved in the last decade plus.
But for now, enjoy the rest of the wrestling action, Penn State fans!
- Penn State Wrestling: Mitchell Mesebrink wins the 2026 Hodge Trophy - March 30, 2026
- Penn State Wrestling: Luke Lilledahl is an NCAA Champion! - March 21, 2026
- Penn State Wrestling: Josh Barr crushes his way to first NCAA Title! - March 21, 2026